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MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SERVER PERFORMANCE EXPERTS



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	Outlook hangs after Exchange server reboot 16 Jan 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - SearchExchange.com expert Peter terSteeg offers tips on how to diagnose what might make Microsoft Outlook hang after an Exchange 2000 server reboot.


	Desktop search engines may hurt Exchange Server performance Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 12 Jan 2006 TIP - Desktop search engines like Google Desktop and MSN's Search Toolbar can cause Exchange Server performance problems due to some peculiarities in their design.


	Introducing the Exchange Server Performance Troubleshooting Analyzer Tool Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 03 Jan 2006 TIP - Microsoft has created a new tool called the Exchange Server Performance and Troubleshooting Analyzer Tool that can help you deal with performance issues on a production server.


	Exchange deployments get help from System Center Capacity Planner Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 05 Dec 2005 TIP - A new Microsoft tool called System Center Capacity Planner 2006 can figure out how much Exchange Server hardware power you need now, and what you'll need in the future.


	Deleting auto-generated spam from the outbound queue Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 30 Nov 2005 TIP - Learn an easy way to selectively delete offending messages in a flooded outbound SMTP queue, without losing any of the good ones you would in a manual flush.


	STORE.EXE is degrading performance 23 Nov 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - The STORE.EXE process is the service that manages all of the information stores (databases) on an Exchange server. SearchExchange.com expert Richard Luckett reviews ways to optimize system resources for the STORE.EXE process.


	How to troubleshoot problems receiving external e-mail 08 Nov 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - SearchExchange.com expert David Sengupta walks through how to troubleshoot problems receiving inbound messages to Exchange Server.


	How enabling SSL for OWA affects bandwidth 04 Nov 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - Find out why Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is necessary for authenticating Outlook Web Access (OWA) users over the Internet and how SSL affects bandwidth and processor utilization.


	Outbound message size changes due to format conversions Submitted By: SearchExchange.com \| 20 Oct 2005 TIP - When Exchange sends an e-mail to another host via SMTP, the message size may change due to the encoding used to package it. This is doubly true for messages with attachments.


	Time lag opening and sending encrypted e-mails 12 Oct 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - I have recently switched to Windows XP Professional. I notice that it seems to take about 30 seconds to open or send encrypted e-mails via Outlook vs. one to two seconds to open or send non-encrypted e-mails. Why is this?


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